Dryft

Dryft builds agent-based AI combined with mathematical optimization for manufacturing operations, positioned as a successor to ERP systems. The website demos an assistant (Hugo AI) that connects to an ERP, reads inventory data and proposes actions such as following up with suppliers or adjusting safety stock.

The company says it works with manufacturers across North America and Europe, co-developing its first product version with shop-floor and executive teams. The website does not describe its pricing or revenue model in detail.

The company presents offices in San Francisco and Munich, is registered in Germany, and its careers page lists open roles in engineering, deployment, business, operations and marketing in both cities, with 13 open positions in total. The site mentions a $5M funding round led by General Catalyst and was founded by a CEO and CTO who met at Stanford.

Product: Agent-based AI and optimization software that connects to ERP systems to automate and optimize manufacturing operational decisions.